jason in tn
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Looking good, Jason.
Thank you, we need to get another trip together.
Looking good, Jason.
Kinda looks like Windrock, and kinda like Wheelin' in the Country. Nice build you have going there Jason, and tell your wife i said congrats on being cool as hell! Thats awesome she hooked you up with the bumper and the winch.
I think you might be crossing a little over the very mild wheeling line you mentioned in your first post.:bravo:
Jason makin' trails look easy at Windrock
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Awesome rig! I've got a couple questions for you:
I see you're running LX450 wheels with 315's. Are you running a body lift or aftermarket UCA's?
I just picked up a set of LX450 wheels and I'll be running 285's with my 1.25" wheelspacers and no body lift. I'm concerned that the rears wil catch the fenders under compression. I plan to do 315's in the near future I'd like to run the wheelspacers in preparation for that.
I see. I'm going to test fit my 285's and LX wheels and see where things stand. I know I'm going to have to do lots of work on the rear of the front wheel wells. Depending on how bad it is, I'd also look into getting new UCA's and pushing the front wheels forward by maxing out the caster on the stock alignment cams. I don't see much discussion about this with the 3rd gen 4runners but with other trucks it's a big deal when fitting 33's and 35's. Not to mention it will also improve my approach angle.I am currently running a 1" spacer in the front only, also a 1" body lift, I have only a slight rubbing issue in the rear and I plan to do something different with the bump stops to stop that. The front is a whole different story, but I'm working that out a little at a time.